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$71.00
A pair of copper glasses, engraved by hand in qalamzani — for water, the way it's been drunk from copper across this region for generations. They're made in Lahore, each...
$34.00 – $57.00
Kahwa poured into engraved brass and passed to a guest by hand — tea here has always been half ceremony. This cup and saucer is made for that. Each is...
$106.00
A hammered copper jug with a lid, for water kept cool in copper the way it's been served here for generations. It's hand-hammered in Lahore, lined inside with tin, the...
$132.00
Before kettles whistled and switched themselves off, they simply sat on the stove and did their work — and a copper one meant the house took its tea seriously. This...
$89.00
Water stored in brass was a household practice across the subcontinent for centuries — not superstition, but understood. The vessel mattered. And so the vessel was made well: hand-engraved, given...
$144.00
In Peshawar, the chai josh never really leaves the table. It sits to one side through the afternoon, keeping the kahwa hot, ready to fill the next cup before you've...
$110.00
Before a meal, a ewer like this was carried to the guest so water could be poured over the hands — a small courtesy that opened the table. In Afghan...
$349.00
In Peshawar's oldest bazaar — Qissa Khwani, the Street of Storytellers — tea was never a private thing. Traders off the caravans, storytellers, whoever took a seat: the qahwa was...
$61.00
The surahi — the tall-necked brass vessel with a curved spout — was the pouring piece in South Asian households for centuries. Water, rosewater, ceremonial drinks at weddings. The shape...